The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
TIE AoOpLE COS yICrI0Ns.
The Scene In the Uourt-The Verdict II
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CHICAGO, August Git was nine o'clock
Friday evening when the jury In the
bood!er'a cases filed in. Tho Court room
was crowded to suaoeation, and there wac
dead silence, every nsck being strained
to catch the slightest word uttered. The
defendants dropped in one by one aud
took their aea!s, aome OF them pale and
making an effort to appear uuconcsrned.
The Judge rose and said: ~ \ i.
"Gsntlemsn Of tho jury ,haveyou agreed
upon your verdict 2" li 81. :
Foreman A. L. Bfown-We have, your
Honor. 3 K
The Court-Hand 1t to the bailiff then.
Bailih Cahill then took tho written yer.
dict and passed 1t to Clerk Lac, who road
1t, as follows: 4,e '5E an
"We, the jury, find tho defendants,
Adam ,Ochs, Michael Leyden, James ].
Mccarthy, Daniel Wren, John Z. Van
Pelt, Michael Wasserman. Harry A. Var.
neti, Richard N. Oliver, Christian Caaael.
man, Christian Cells, Richard s. Nc
Clsnghrey, guilty Of conspiracy as charged
IN tho Indictment, and tx the punish
nent OF N, 4. t1
Richard S. McCtauehrey at two years
in the penitentisry. ga.
"Adaia Ochs at two years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
Michael Leyden at two yeare' impris.
onment III the penitentiary. Is
"Hs'ry A. VGrnell at two years in ths
peniteutiary, n
John E. Van Pelt at two yearp' i'm.
psieonment in the penitentisry, VIC
"Daniel J. Wren at two years impris.
onment in the penitenlisry. Et. q
Michael Wassernau ut two years i'm.
prieonnlent in The penitentiary.
flames j. MCCARTHY, fms Of 81 900. Il,
"Richgrd NJ. Oliver, Gns OF 81, 900
"Chrietisn Casselmap, tina OF ST 900.
"Christian Cells, fine Of 81 900.
A. l.. Brown, Foreman" 9
Suddenly In tie rear part Of the court
room, a regular stock yards whoop was
started, and murmurs OF ill.concsaled
sa.isfaciion were heard rs the namcs OF
those who were only fined wers read of
by the Clerk OF the Court, but Bsilia
Cahi!l and half dczsn able assistants
made threatening rush for the disturbers
OF order, and silence once sgain prevailed
Then, after g brief pause, the Court
turned toward the jury aud eaid: a is 3s:t
"Gentlemen Of the Jury, the time haa
como for me to bid you eood-by,
aud to release you from On imprieon.
mene which has bsen, TO many Of you,
the causo OF uluch suffering, to say
aothin2 Of the Inconvenience which you
have ell alike suffered. Blu. while you
have mad to suffer this Inconvenience you
have had the satialaction of dischsrs ing
one CT the highest duties which the State
calls upon c!tizens to perform; and sim
cerely thank you for the faithful attention
you have given 10 this case, and the
honest and intelligent consideration you
have given 10 the subject matters before
you" D ,,
Tho ioremsn Of tho jury, Mr.. A. L.
Brown, then rose and, on behalf OF him
self and his fellow urore, eaid: y j! Il
"We, the undersigned members Of the
jury in the case Of tho People Of the State
Of lllinoia against Adam 0chs, ct al, take
this occasion Of expressing our unqualified
thanks to your Honor for your uniting
and cease!ess efforts in looking after our
convenience. We also d5sire to express
our thanks to the bsiliiIs, especially those
Who hsye served us at night Ia pause)
and alao to the attorneys and reporters"
[ Laughte, u.
The Court then adjourned.